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The Romans and French monks are said to have introduced wine to Britain, but Lord Bute, a wealthy and enthusiastic Scottish industrialist, is credited with planting Wales’ first commercial vineyard at Castell Coch, north of Cardiff in 1875.
Parva was served at the European Summit meeting when Britain held the Presidency.
More than 20 different grape varieties are grown in vineyards across Wales.